The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-16
Social Events,

The Misses Walpole have issued cards for a re-
ception this afternoon from to o'clock.
Mrs. S. A. johnson will give tea this after
noon at o'clock, at her home on North Pennsyl-
vapia street
The commencement exercises of the Indianap-
oils Institute will be held this evening, at Grace
Church, at the corner of Pennsylvania and st.
Joseph streets. The reception will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lyon, at the school resi-
dence. No. AIT North Pennsylvania street, to-
morrow night
The young ladies belonging to Mrs Thatchers
Sunday school class. of the Edwin Ray M. f.
Church. gave a pink social last night in the
church parlors. which was largely attended by
the CONGREGATION and friends. The decorations
were of pink, every conceivable article being
decorated with the color. and the members of
the class wore uniforms of pink and white. The
evening proved one of the most enjoyable social
events that has ever been given by this church.
An elegant tea was given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. John Fl. Holiday in honor OF Misses
Ray and Patti Mitchell. of Jacksonville, who
visiting the family of Mr.. John W. Ray on
North Alabama street Miss Mitchell has many
friends in this city, having visited here before.
Miss Patti is graduate of this summer and
society debutante. The hostess was assisted by
Miss Mary Elder and Miss Elizabeth Ray, who
did the honors of the dining room. The floral
decorations were tastefuy arranged in each
apartment The guests included most of the
bestknown young society ladies.
The patriotic ladies. who members of the
Womens Relief Corps. chose the significant
names. 'red. white and blue" for their lawn
fete. given, last night, the grounds connect
ed with tho residence of Captain E. f. Ritter, on
Central avenue. Lanterns and headlights
the illuminators. Flags formed the chief deco
rations, and the tables, where the refreshments
were served, were also embellished with the
tional colors There was good attendance, and
the visitors treated to some excellent
music by the Whiteand band, under the direc-
ton of Professor Rudy of this city. The selec-
tons were in accord with the G. A r. idea as
carried out in all of the appointments
The two hundred Germans nearly all mem
bers of the MRnnerchor Society. who attended
the summer nights festival at the residence of
Mrs. Anna Zschech, at No. 131 North Meridian
street. last evening. perhaps never enjoyed
themselves more Six of the prominent Ger
singers of the city board with Mrs. Zschech,
and the affair was given by them. They
Charles Lehwartzer. Arthur Rasmann, Robert
Hauesen, Otto Lewison, Andrew Heckler. Mar
tin Mann, Fritz Wellnann and Carl Mayer.
The lawn surrounding the residence lighted
with Chinese lanterns. and long tables
spread, from which refreshments were served.
There was dancing, vocal music by the best
singers of the MRnnerchor and various amuse
ments to make the occasion pleasant
Miss Mary. youngest daughter of Mr. ard
Mrs. George Crozier, was married last night TO
Mr. Marshall Moore, of The Bowen-Merrill
Company The ceremony took place at the
family residence on the corner of Meridian and
Walnut streets Rev. J. Albert Rondthaler of
the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, performed
the ceremony in the presence of the families of
Miss Crozier end Mr.. Moo and a few of the
formers most intimate young lady friends The
house was eastefully decorated with ferns.
dainty, white null and lace. Miss Maude Nc
Cullough, of Anderson, the only guest from
out of town. Many handsome and useful gifts
were presented. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left last
night for Detroit ard the lakes and upon their
return will be at home to their friends with
Mrs Moores parents
The closing entertainment of the season, given
by the letter carriers and employees of the post
Office at Tomlinson Hall. last night, attracted
audience of nearly five hundred persons. It
was a well planned and creditably executed at
fair, and all who attended got moro real enjoy
ment tbs usual on such occasions Those pres
ent there by special invitation Many
beautiful costumes Knights of
Pythias Uniform Rank. No Is. assisted in max
ing the affair The entire division
present.
At o'clock the guests began to arrive. and
half hour later the entertainment be-
gan with an exhibition drill by the Z. of P.
division. under command of Captain Many.
Their drilling was superb, and they were called
back on the floor several times. 1t was Just 10
o'clock when the grand march was led of by j.
II. Deery, superin tendent of the mail carriers,
and his wife. There one hundred
couples in line. At midnight all the dancers
were served refreshments at Schaffner's and
Shermans restaurants Among those present
were quite number of ladies and gentlemen
from outside the city.
TWO WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis JonrnaI.
NATION. Ill, June 15.-Henry W. Shaw and
Miss May Handsaeker, two of Nations best
young people, were married at the residence OF